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A Negative Weight Pseudotensor Formulation of Coupled Hemitropic Thermoelasticity

Е. В. Мурашкин, Yuri Nikolaevich Radayev

2023Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics23 citationsDOI

Abstract

Abstract Originating micropolar microrotation vectors and pseudovectors of presumably integer weights is discussed. Overwhelming majority of publications on micropolar thermoelasticity deals with absolute tensors formulations, minority is devoted to applications of positive weight microrotation contravariant pseudovector to formulations of micropolar thermoelasticity. A negative weight microrotation pseudovector is not actually employed for derivation of hemitropic thermoelastic equations as it may be concluded from a literary search. The present paper is devoted to this issue. Thermodynamic state potentials for hemitropic thermoelastic continuum are proposed in terms of asymmetric strain tensor, wryness pseudotensor of negative weight and the entropy. In virtue of contravariant algebraic treatment of translations and microrotations general algebraically consistent coordinate representations for constitutive fourth rank tensors and pseudotensors are considered in terms of the metric tensor and the constitutive hemitropic pseudoinvariants, then replaced by the conventional constitutive pseudoscalars. Energy and entropy balance equations are obtained to provide thermodynamic consistency of the proposed model. Coupled hemitropic thermoelastic equations are represented in terms of contravariant displacement vector and negative weight covariant microratation pseudovector.

Topics & Concepts

Covariance and contravariance of vectorsThermoelastic dampingMathematicsCovariant transformationTensor (intrinsic definition)Rank (graph theory)Algebraic numberMathematical analysisPure mathematicsMathematical physicsThermalPhysicsThermodynamicsCombinatoricsNonlocal and gradient elasticity in micro/nano structuresComposite Structure Analysis and OptimizationThermoelastic and Magnetoelastic Phenomena
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